The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-06-30
Meeting Of SchoGl Board.
June Is, 1887.


mons vote Of The board
Rep Gazette Pub. Co. $1l.00
Kleinschm:dt & Stroup $50
The bid OF Isaac D. kontner 10
furnish the coal for The ensuing
year at $1.55 per ton, was accept
ed; 6 yeas.
The nomination ofteachers was
then taken up, and Mr.. Wright
named W. S. Freisner as princi-
pal Of the High School. Elected
by unanimous vote. Mr.. Wright
nominated Miss Bowlby. The
vote was: Bright. aye: Hansen,
no; Doyle, no; Miller, not vot-
ing; Weldy, aye; Wright, aye
Not electe.l and passed.
Mr.. Miller nominated Miss Nc
Carthy. The vote was: Bright,
not voting; Hansen, aye Weldy,
no; Doyle, not voting; Miller.
aye Wright, aye. Not elected.
Mr.. Hansen nominated Miss
Downey. The vote was: Bright
not voting; Hansen aye; Doyle
aye; Miller not voting; Weldy
aye; Wright not voting. Not
elected and passed.
Mr.. Hansen nominated Miss
Gage. The vote was: Bright not
voting; Doyle no; Miller not
voting; Hansen aye; Weldy no
Wright aye. Not elected.
Mr.. Bright nominated -Effie
Bag!ey. The vote was: Bright;
aye; Doyle no; Hansen aye
Miller aye; Weldy no; Wright
not voting. Not elected.
Mr.. Bright then nominated EN-
ma Westenhaver. The vote was:
Bright aye; Doyle no; Hansen
not voting; Miller aye; Weldy
no !; Wright aye. Not elected.
AT this point Col. Weldy call
ed MIR. Bright to the chair, and,
in an able speech again nomina-
ted Miss Downey, and she was
elected by a unanimous vote. MIR.
Hansen arose at this period and
withdrawed the name of Miss AL
ma Mccarthy.
Mr.. Wright then took the
floor and spoke eloquently in be
half of Miss Bowiby. The vote
was: Bright aye; Doyle aye
Hansen no; Miller aye; Weldy
ave; Wright aye. Declared
elected. Col. Weldy seconded
r the nomination OF Miss Bowlby
Meeting adjourned until Satur
, day evening, 25 inst, when board
met and adjourned 10 Monday
evening, 27 inst.
MEETING OF JUNE 9TH.
The School Board met pursur-
AIT 10 an adjourned session Mon
: day evening. June 9th, all the
members present but Mr. Miller
/, who answered the roll call late
i. in the evening. F. F. Remple:
}. bill of SIS for use of Opera Hous'
on the evening of the commence
ment was allowed by unanimou
vote. Mr.. Hansen moved tha
Mr.. Sparks be elected musl
teacher in the schools for The en-
suing year. Motion lost by tn
+ following vote: Bright aye
v Hansen aye; Doyle not voting
# Weldy nay; Wright nay.
Mr.. Wright moved that th
J. vote of the board as shown o.
e page 107 of the record book fix
n ing the salaries ofteachers in pr
n mary departments be reconsider
T. ed /; seconded by Hansen and cal
: ried. Mr.. Wright, who had bee
steadfast against any reductio
e of salaries, then moved that s3S
h 50 be substituted for S35, in pri
d mary departments except Mi:
If Noonan, who was to receive $4'
ID The vote was Bright nay; Doyl
N nay; Hansen nay; Wright yea
re- Weldy yea. Lost.
d A vote was then taken Of Nil
,e lers original motion making thel
ID 1888. The vote was five nay
IS Mr.. Wright moved that all I'll
salaries of teachers below ]
es Grammar be the same as la
!, 4: year. Mr.. Hansen moved
h amend the original motion /
IS. striking out $3.50, and insertir
id therein s35, except Miss Noona
whose salary shall be $3.50 p'
month. and Miss Doyle, who
at salary shall be $33 SO. The vo
IS on the amendment was Hansc
ds yea; Weldy yea; Bright nal
Doyle nay: Wright nay. Lost.
p The roll was then called on Il
ty original motion: Wright ye;
it Weldy yea; Doyle yea; Brig
ST nay; Hansen nay. Lost. Ho
~ G. Ii. Buerhaus presented j.
Moore & Cos. accounts and boz
p for putting down the we'll on Il
of schoo! lot. The board reject'
ks them by the following vot
ny Bright yea +; Doyle yea; Well
es yea; Wright yea; Hansen n
Il voting. 1t is the understandil
OF the reporter that this firm W
ht to give bond that they wou